No. 8,862 in Spanish
termina
"Termina" means "ends" or "finishes" (third person singular of "terminar").
In a sentence
La clase termina a las cinco.
The class ends at five.
In this sentence, 'termina' is used as a singular form of 'terminar,' meaning 'to end,' associated with the third person singular subject 'la clase', indicating the end of the class.
Cuando termina de leer, siempre comenta sobre el libro.
When she finishes reading, she always comments about the book.
Here, 'termina' is used to indicate the action of completing an activity, namely reading, using the third person singular present tense.
¡Al fin la película termina después de tres horas!
Finally, the movie ends after three hours!
In this case, 'termina' represents the conclusion of the movie's duration, functioning as the third person singular present form of 'terminar'.
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